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Southampton Town officials confirmed this week that the estimated 60 vehicles being illegally stored on a property in Speonk were removed on Friday, meeting the court-ordered 4 p.m. deadline.
The town is seeking the permanent removal of the vehicles from the site, which is listed as 1324 Speonk-Riverhead Road. In the interim, Justice Jerry Garguilo granted a temporary restraining order two weeks ago requiring that the New Jersey company J.J. Kane Auctioneers remove the vehicles from the land pending the court’s final decision.
The property is zoned light industrial, which allows for the storage of vehicles, but the owner, James Rambo Inc., does not have site plan approval or a certificate of occupancy for such a use, according to town records.
Cassone Leasing Inc., a company with offices in Ronkonkoma, is also listed... more
The town is seeking the permanent removal of the vehicles from the site, which is listed as 1324 Speonk-Riverhead Road. In the interim, Justice Jerry Garguilo granted a temporary restraining order two weeks ago requiring that the New Jersey company J.J. Kane Auctioneers remove the vehicles from the land pending the court’s final decision.
The property is zoned light industrial, which allows for the storage of vehicles, but the owner, James Rambo Inc., does not have site plan approval or a certificate of occupancy for such a use, according to town records.
Cassone Leasing Inc., a company with offices in Ronkonkoma, is also listed... more
